In Nicaragua, the celebration of Good Friday took place with great devotion in the temples and without incidents. Domingo Urbina was one of the devotees who actively participated in the commemoration of this day. Dressed as a Roman soldier, Urbina walked the 14 stations of the Stations of the Cross in Managua, accompanied by his little son, who also wore the same outfit.
During his journey, Domingo Urbina expressed his gratitude for the achievements reached in his life, declaring: 'I have entrusted my son to the Blood of Christ.' This symbolic action reflects Urbina's deep faith and devotion, as well as that of many other Nicaraguans who participated in the Good Friday celebrations.
The day passed in an atmosphere of respect and reflection, with the faithful gathering in the temples to commemorate the passion and death of Jesus Christ. Throughout the day, various religious activities and ceremonies were held in honor of this significant date for the Catholic community of Nicaragua.
Local authorities highlighted the exemplary behavior of citizens during the celebration, emphasizing the importance of maintaining tradition and respect for religious beliefs in the country. In this context, the Good Friday festivities were experienced with solemnity and peace in Nicaragua, demonstrating the cultural and spiritual relevance of this celebration for society.